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MUX 2 42 MUX 3 45 BUL09 - Plovdiv Kazanlak, Kostenets, Panagyurishte, Plovdiv MUX 1 25 MUX 2 35 MUX 3 41 BUL10 - Smolyan Batak, Velingrad, Dospat, Zlatograd, Smolyan MUX 1 34 MUX 2 49 MUX 3 58 BUL11 - Sofia Breznik, Dupnitsa, Zemen, Kyustendil, Samokov, Svoge, Sofia, Tran MUX 1 23 MUX 2 40 MUX 3 52 BUL12 - Sofia-grad Sofia MUX 1 23 MUX 2
MM was created by Krasen Karaychev and Toni Tanov in 1997 as the first Bulgarian television channel to play music videos guided by on-air hosts known as VJs with a television programming similar to MTV's .In 1998 several new faces joined the television (Radoslav Kavaldjiev -Roro, Rumyana Blagoeva -Rumi, Stefka Gagamova - Guti, Vasil Katincharov, Mihail Vuchkov etc) and a lot of TV shows were ...
BT1 and BT2, were renamed as "Kanal 1" and "Efir 2", respectively. In 1992, an archive was created with more than 2,000 photos and 33,000 documents. The year 1999 saw the foundation of TV Bulgaria (now BNT 4), BNT's satellite television. The 2010 FIFA World Cup became the first sports event broadcast in HD format.
Cable television in Bulgaria appeared in the early 1990s, with some of the earliest networks starting operation in 1991 and 1992.Satellite channels from other countries were one of the main features of cable television at the time and in the following years channels like Cartoon Network Europe, MTV European and Discovery Channel became very popular, as more people subscribed to the (relatively ...
Nova, stylized as NOVA [1] and previously marketed as NTV or Nova Television, is a Bulgarian free-to-air television network launched on 16 July 1994. [2] Nova TV, alongside the channels Kino Nova, Nova News, Nova Sport, DIEMA, Diema Family and Diema Sport are part of Nova Broadcasting Group and owned by United Group.
TV1 is a Bulgarian television channel and production company headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria. It was founded in 2008 by Rumen Kovachev, replacing his previous channel, Estate TV. [1] Its programming features newscasts, business news, political commentary, art and culture coverage, and variety shows. [2] [3] [4] [5]
The channel began broadcasting with a two-month delay after several refusals for registration by the Council for Electronic Media. The television was owned by the Bulgarian political party Attack in the period 2009-2018, which announced the launch of its own television after the withdrawal of support from SKAT TV, which broadcasts the party's programs. [2]
BNT 2 (Bulgarian: БНТ 2, romanized: Be ne te dve) is a Bulgarian-language public television station, operated by Bulgarian National Television.It is the successor to the defunct second program of the national television - Efir 2.